4.5 Adverbs

• An adverb of place indicates when something happens

  False
• Adverbs provide additional information about how, where, when, or how often an action or state occurs
• What do adverbs of frequency state in a sentence?

  How often something happens
• An adverb of place in French is ici
• The adverb for "slow" is lentement
• The French adverb for "badly" is mal
• What is the adverb form of the adjective 'lent' in French?

  Lentement
• Irregular adverbs in French must be memorized because their forms do not follow the -ment suffix rule.


  True
• Adverbs in French agree with the gender and number of the words they modify.

  False
• Arrange the types of adverbs in French based on what they describe:

  1️⃣ Adverbs of Manner

  2️⃣ Adverbs of Place

  3️⃣ Adverbs of Time

  4️⃣ Adverbs of Frequency
• Match the French adjective with its corresponding adverb:

  Heureux ↔️ Heureusement

  Rapide ↔️ Rapidement

  Lent ↔️ Lentement
• The French adverb **mal** means badly in English.


  True
• In French, adverbs typically come after the verb they modify.


  True
• The French adverb toujours means always in English.


  True
• The French adverb **ici** means here in English.


  True
• What do adverbs modify in a sentence?

  Verbs, adjectives, adverbs
• What does an adverb of time specify in a sentence?

  When something occurs
• There are five main types of adverbs in French.

  False
• Adverbs of place indicate where something happens
• Match the type of adverb with its example:

  Adverb of Manner ↔️ Magnifiquement (beautifully)

  Adverb of Place ↔️ Ici (here)

  Adverb of Time ↔️ Demain (tomorrow)

  Adverb of Frequency ↔️ Régulièrement (regularly)
• An adverb of frequency states how often something happens.


  True
• All adverbs in French are formed using the -ment suffix.

  False
• In French, adverbs are often formed by adding the suffix -ment
• Which adverbs in French have irregular forms and do not follow the standard -ment suffix rule?

  Bien, mal, vite
• In French, adverbs that modify verbs are usually placed after
• Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs to provide additional information about how, where, when, or how often an action or state occurs
• In French, adverbs are often formed by adding the suffix -ment to the feminine form of an adjective
• What are some common French adverbs that have irregular forms?

  Bien, mal, beaucoup
• Match the French irregular adverb with its English meaning:

  Beaucoup ↔️ A lot

  Peu ↔️ Little

  Vite ↔️ Quickly
• Unlike adjectives, adverbs in French do not agree with the gender or number
• The French adverb jamais translates to never
• An adverb of manner describes how something is done
• Match the type of adverb with its example:

  Adverb of Manner ↔️ Rapidement (quickly)

  Adverb of Place ↔️ Ici (here)

  Adverb of Time ↔️ Hier (yesterday)

  Adverb of Frequency ↔️ Souvent (often)
• What do adverbs of manner describe?

  How something is done
• Adverbs of time specify how often something occurs.

  False
• Give an example of an adverb of manner in French.

  Rapidement (quickly)
• How are adverbs often formed in French?

  By adding -ment
• What is the French adverb for "well"?

  Bien
• What is the key difference in adverb placement between French and English sentences?

  French adverbs come after verbs
• Match the type of adverb with its function:

  Manner ↔️ Describes how

  Place ↔️ Indicates where

  Time ↔️ Specifies when

  Frequency ↔️ States how often